Absolutely you can choose to train on either airplanes or helicopters through PILOT CET depending on your personal interests and career goals.
If you opt for airplane training, you can pursue:
Private Pilot License (PPL): This is the foundational license for flying small aircraft privately. The training includes approximately 3–5 months of ground classes covering subjects like air law navigation meteorology and aircraft systems. This is followed by about 40–50 hours of flight training, including solo flying experience.
Commercial Pilot License (CPL): For those aiming to fly professionally the CPL course involves more extensive training, including advanced flight maneuvers and a higher number of flying hours. The duration and specifics can vary based on the training institution.
Alternatively, if you're drawn to helicopters, you can pursue:
Private Helicopter Pilot License (PHPL): This license allows you to fly helicopters for personal use. The training comprises approximately 2–3 months of ground classes followed by 40–50 hours of flight training including solo flying.
Commercial Helicopter Pilot License (CHPL): For a professional career in helicopter operations, the CHPL course includes more in depth training and a higher number of flying hours preparing you for various commercial flying roles.
Your decision should align with your career aspirations:
Airplanes: Ideal if you're interested in flying commercial airliners cargo planes or private jets.
Helicopters: Suitable if you're fascinated by rotorcraft operations including roles in emergency services tourism or specialized industrial applications.
Both training paths are structured to provide comprehensive education and hands on experience ensuring you're well prepared for your chosen field.